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The attacks in London today are already the deadliest one-day attack in British history, and the death toll is almost certain to rise. Steve let us know early this morning that he’s OK (he’s in Europe traveling with his family, was in London until yesterday) but may have some trouble getting home. I have IM’d…

Co-worker John Zeratsky posted a few weeks ago about using Gmail as a spam filter — and I’m embarrassed to admit this never occurred to me. (You may recall around the same time I was investigating how to solve my spam problem, with no success.) I’ve implemented this — essentially forwarding all of my rklau.com…

Erik Heels has a great post detailing all of the five star reviewed albums from Rolling Stone, along with a year-by-year breakdown.

Thanks to suggestions from Steve and Will, I decided to stop trying to figure out the elegant solution to getting podcasts on my Treo and go at it much more simply. (For the record: the elegant way would be having the MP3s sync to the Treo during a Palm HotSync.) Since the Treo’s built-in memory…

Holy cow: Netflix represents .3% of the USPS annual revenue. (In actual dollar terms: $200m out of $69b.)

Very cool: the newest podcast to run through FeedBurner is Lance Armstrong’s podcast, part of his Sirius satellite radio program. The Tour de France starts this weekend, and you can get his commentary delivered straight to you through that feed. Bonne chance, Lance!

This may not be for everyone, but wow, did it make me laugh. The New Yorker transcribes the first talking chimp press conference. Bite bite bite.

I recently downloaded FeedStation after Nick Bradbury mentioned it to me at Gnomedex; it originated as the podcasting client for FeedDemon and is now being worked into the NewsGator family of products. It’s a great app, and one of the things I like about it is that it gives you the option of synching the…

Was excited to see a presentation by my friends Ron Friedmann and Tania Daniels over at Ron’s blog. There’s some good stuff in there, though when they got to “Who’s out there?”, I was surprised my former employer, Interface Software (er, that’s LexisNexis Interface Software. Or is it LexisNexisInterfaceSoftware?), wasn’t on the list. When we…

Very interesting: on the podcasters mailing list, Russell Holliman discovered that iTunes will download video enclosures as well as audio enclosures, and because iTunes can render Quicktime movies, it’ll play them too. Neat. I think demand for displaying show notes will grow pretty quickly — which Apple could easily do — which would make iTunes…